This PR introduces a new namestyle module_local_name_style, which allows to specifiy a separate namestyle for local variables, that have no scope except the outermost one.
This allows to force a different name style whenever local variables are not within e.g. a function for easier distinction.
It is applied when local_name_style would be applied, but the variable is in the outermost scope. To not change the behavior in existing configurations, the configuration falls back onto the configuration of local_name_style in case the module_local_name_style is not explicitly configured.
This namestyle is independent of the existing module_name_style and require_module_name_style.
(Chinese documentation was translated from English using ChatGPT)
This PR introduces a new namestyle
module_local_name_style, which allows to specifiy a separate namestyle for local variables, that have no scope except the outermost one. This allows to force a different name style whenever local variables are not within e.g. a function for easier distinction.It is applied when
local_name_stylewould be applied, but the variable is in the outermost scope. To not change the behavior in existing configurations, the configuration falls back onto the configuration oflocal_name_stylein case themodule_local_name_styleis not explicitly configured.This namestyle is independent of the existing
module_name_styleandrequire_module_name_style.(Chinese documentation was translated from English using ChatGPT)